Sarah Cooper’s Trump lip-syncs
This is another theme of her Trump, the insistent confidence betrayed by microexpressions of terror. From Ms. Cooper’s lips, the president’s sentences become plywood bridges he’s trying to nail together, one shaky plank at a time, over a vertiginous Looney Tunes canyon.
What analytics means
Of course not. It’s an acronym for “Anyone not likely to interact with customers”. https://t.co/YT41rKBH3c
— Fredrik Matheson (@movito) May 22, 2020
(In case bit-rot sets in: Anyone Not Likely To Interact With Customers)
Adjust now
This post by Matt Webb on how there is no after.
And that’s how I think about the lockdown now. A high tide that won’t go out. It’ll come and go, a bit, but really this period is just an extreme phase in what we’ll find is the new normal.
Digital Cubicles
Right now around the world people are working from home in new digital cubicles. We may not be in the office, but we are in new boxes of isolation in our homes.
It's not #digitaltransformation if you told everyone to go work from home for safety. It's not even strategy. It's a reaction. No surprise that the technology works. It's worked for years. Others already use it to do differently & different things. That's transformation
— Simon Terry (@simongterry) April 20, 2020
None of this digital transformation has anything to do with how many video images your videoconferencing platform shows on screen in meetings. What matter is how organisations and individuals work, learn and adapt. The real value is not to work on digital tools. The value creation occurs when we work, learn and adapt in new ways.
The Design Squiggle
It’s Creative Commons!
The Process of Design Squiggle by Damien Newman, thedesignsquiggle.com
Don’t Build
Silicon Valley VCs want us to “build” right now, but build what? It’s like telling someone sitting in a field of wheat that you’re ready for your pizza. We probably don’t need more blockchains or skyscrapers. We probably do need more bike lanes and nurse practitioners. But who the hell knows?
Don’t build! Because you’ll build the same damn thing you built before. Make lists of broken things. Hospitals shouldn’t have to cut salaries in a crisis; schools shouldn’t be food banks, telemedicine shouldn’t have waiting rooms. The future is right in front of us. It’s ugly as hell, and it’s being hacked together on mobile phones. Learn new tools and think how the tools could fix the broken things.
Your privacy depends on other people
There is no longer such a thing as individually “opting out” of our privacy-compromised world.
Your privacy online depends on how other people treat what they think is their information.
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